Protests, tourists and the Kremlin: Georgia at a crossroads – photo essay

Protests in Georgia's capital Tbilisi have been ongoing, with crowds gathering every weekend in Avlabari Square. Citizens are demanding greater democracy, while tourists visit the city to experience its Soviet-era nostalgia. The situation is complex, with the country's fate potentially tied to Russia's war on Ukraine. This conflict could have significant economic implications for Georgia, which relies heavily on trade with Europe.

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Georgia's fate is uncertain due to Russia's war on Ukraine. The country's desire for greater democracy and tourism may be affected by the conflict.

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